青海：违规吃喝的党员干部，一律在本单位干部大会上公开检讨

Core Viewpoint - Qinghai Province is implementing nine measures to address the issue of improper dining among officials, emphasizing a "zero tolerance" approach and reinforcing the central eight regulations [1][2][3]. Group 1: Measures to Combat Improper Dining - The first measure focuses on clarifying ideological understanding and eliminating the notion of "special treatment" among officials [1]. - The second measure encourages reporting of improper dining by offering rewards to whistleblowers [2]. - The third measure involves regular reminders about the "ten prohibitions" related to improper dining through various communication channels [2]. Group 2: Enforcement and Accountability - The fourth measure mandates immediate suspension for officials found violating dining regulations, with a commitment to complete investigations within specified timeframes [2]. - The fifth measure emphasizes real-time investigations and collaboration with law enforcement to identify and address improper dining practices [2]. - The sixth measure aims to tackle both the corrupt practices and the culture that allows them, focusing on the underlying issues of favoritism and corruption [2]. Group 3: Transparency and Supervision - The seventh measure calls for a comprehensive investigation approach, holding higher-level officials accountable for repeated violations within their jurisdictions [2]. - The eighth measure requires public disclosure of cases involving improper dining, using these incidents as educational tools for other officials [3]. - The ninth measure stresses the importance of collaborative supervision across various departments to ensure compliance with dining regulations [3]. Group 4: Regulations on Gifts and Benefits - Qinghai Province has also established strict regulations against the acceptance of gifts and benefits by officials, prohibiting any items that could influence their official duties [4][5]. - Specific prohibitions include accepting gifts during holidays or personal events that exceed normal social customs, as well as allowing family members to accept gifts on their behalf [5].